Hasta La Gadget!

I’ve seen USB flash drives crammed into all sorts of things over the years, but there’s something just so wrong it’s right about these flash drives stuck inside of pink rubber erasers.

They’re made by Etsy seller JustJest, and neatly mounted inside of those iconic Pink Pearl erasers we all used in school at some point or another. As I mentioned in the headline, my only concern would be that actually rubbing the eraser on paper would eventually wear it down to the circuitry inside and start messing with your actual data. Of course, you probably wouldn’t ever use it as an eraser. And it’s not likely that you’ll get too much use out of it as a storage device either, since it only comes in 2GB, 4GB and 8GB versions.

Still, it’s a cool design, and I’d own one just to see what people said when I pulled it out to use it. The 2GB version is selling for $20(USD) right now, while you’ll need to contact JustJest for other memory sizes.

Are you mulling over whether to pick up a smartphone that runs on the Windows Phone platform? If you have answered in the affirmative, then you would definitely want to check out what Nokia has on offer. After all, the Finnish smartphone manufacturing company has been doing quite well for themselves ever since they concentrated and partnered with Microsoft to deliver great looking smartphones with Windows Phone in tow.

Right now, the high end model of theirs would be the Nokia Lumia 900 which is available in the smartphone market coming in white, black and the hugely popular cyan shade. However, there is always a market for the color pink – and I guess this is why an exclusive model of the Nokia Lumia 900 which is colored pink is being made available for those who want to jive with AT&T.

It goes without saying that the Nokia Lumia 900 is definitely one great looking smartphone, never mind that it does not even need to come in a shade of pink. Boasting a solid polycarbonate construction, it will be accompanied by a beautiful ClearBlack Display, an aesthetically pleasing design, alongside the simple and beautiful Windows Phone operating system. Glad to know that an exclusive shade of pink for the Nokia Lumia 900 is being made available Stateside from AT&T.

Those who have yet to hear about the elegance of the Nokia Lumia 900, here is another chance – this new pink model will not carry anything new internally, but on the outside, you will find a stunning shade of pink which will surely please the fashionista in you. What are some of the hardware specifications that you can find underneath the hood?

For starters, there is a beautiful 4.3-inch touchscreen display, accompanied by a powerful 1.4GHz processor, an 8-megapixel camera alongside a Carl Zeiss lens that is capable of shooting stunning images and crisp HD videos. Bear in mind that the pink Nokia Lumia 900 is oozing with quality, since it is not just a case of applying a coat of pink paint on the top layer, but rather, it is made out of polycarbonate so you know that it is constructed of one singular piece of plastic. A scratch on your Lumia 900 will not obviously because of the amazing construction process. Expect to pick up the pink Nokia Lumia 900 from AT&T from this Sunday onwards.

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[ Nokia Lumia 900 goes all pink in AT&T copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

If you thought the standard black, white, and cyan Lumia 900s just weren’t eye-catching enough, you may want to keep your schedule clear this Sunday.

Nokia confirmed earlier this year that they would spice up their flagship Lumia 900 line with a splash of magenta, but at the time they were awfully coy about when the device would actually ship. That’s thankfully no longer the case — according to a new post on the Nokia Conversations blog, AT&T will begin taking orders for the rosy Lumia 900 starting on July 15.

It’s a nice enough gesture I suppose, and there’s no such thing as too many choices, but let’s not forget what’s going to be released this fall. Windows Phone 8 is right around the corner and locking into a contract for a pretty new Lumia 900 means missing out on nearly all of the fun.

It seems like Nokia is trying to push as much Lumia 900 hardware out the door as they can at this point, though I’m curious how consumers will feel after Nokia and Microsoft start shifting their attention to their slew of next generation Windows Phones in just a few months. Oh, and in case you were curious, there’s no word yet on if the AT&T-exclusive color variant will see an international release.

Speaking on AT&T, they’re on quite an exclusive color kick this summer. In addition to the pink Lumia, the carrier will also be offering a red Galaxy S III at some point before the days grow short again, though they’ve yet to announce when rabid Samsung fans will be able to snag one.